Lactoferrin

Lactoferrin is a protein which is part of many mammal immune systems, including humans. The main purpose of lactoferrin is to transfer iron ions and to use them in useful ways in your immune system, causing reactions that protect your body.

Lactoferrin helps fight many types of illnesses in the human body. It helps stop bacteria, cancer, and viruses all at once. Once this was discovered in the past 40 years, lactoferrin supplement extracts began to be researched and sold - and they have been shown in studies to work!

When lactoferrin supplements are taken, humans' immune systems are able to prevent viruses from spreading - the lactoferrin compound stops the viruses from duplicating each other, limiting damage and allowing your body to do its work in removing the virus.

Lactoferrin is the main immune system booster extracted from Colostrum. Many believe it's better to just take lactoferrin, although colostrum has some extra anti-immunogens as well.

Lactoferrin supplements have the status of an "orphan drug" in the FDA, meaning they are more widely accepted than most other supplements. They also work on other mammals, such as dogs.

Lactoferrin's popularity is high within cancer patients. Its ability to keep RNA healthy is hugely powerful in those with cancer.

Less importantly, lactoferrin is used in acne treatments as well.

Does Lactoferrin Work?

Lactoferrin supplements definitely work. Lactoferrin benefits include anti-cancer, anti-viral, and anti-bacterial functions:

Cancer Benefits

Bovine Lactoferrin has been shown to Significantly inhibit colon, esophagus, lung, and bladder carcinogenesis
Lactoferrin assists in some Cervical Cancer Defects in this study

Anti-Viral Benefits

Hepatitis is Inhibited with Lactoferrin Supplements

Anti-Bacterial Properties

Bone Growth

Lactoferrin Helps Grow and Repair Bones in this study

Side Effects

Lactoferrin has very few side effects and is often a safer alternative to other drugs.

Lactoferrin had significantly fewer side effects than other treatments in pregnant women with iron deficiency
Lactoferrin actually reduces the side effects of OTHER drugs

Is Lactoferrin safe?

Yes, lactoferrin supplementation is safe. You should discuss all supplements with your doctor to get the right dosage.

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